There are many young Guineans returning home after trying to cross the Mediterranean clandestinely without success. Boubacar Sow is one of them. Like everyone else, he had left Guinea hoping for a better life. But as expected, the rest was hellish. This is what emerges from his story. Dialogue Migration went to meet him. Aged […]
Our guest of the day has a rich and winding background. From his first posts in 2000, Makaila Nguebla, a Chadian journalist and blogger, incurred the wrath of the regime of Idriss Déby senior, who ruled Chad from 1990 to 2021. He then went into exile in Senegal, in the country of Teranga; he became […]
From 1991 to 2002, the civil war that broke out in Sierra Leone left at least 120,000 dead (200,000 dead according to the CIA), thousands of people maimed (amputation of hands to prevent them from working and especially from voting) and more than 2.5 million displaced people. It has destroyed families, destabilized an entire country, […]
Migration is not only in the Africa-Europe direction. There are also those who choose the opposite path like the Franco-Congolese artist-musician Ankaa. Dialogue Migration takes you to discover this exceptional artist who talks about the reasons for her move to Benin, her musical projects and her prospects six years after leaving France, the country where […]
His name recalls his French origins, but for nearly fifteen years, this French national has been “Senegalized”. Lionel Mandeix, on whom Dialogue Migrant focuses his camera in this portrait-article, is the official photographer of the President of the Republic, Macky Sall, since 2017. The man admits to having sailed 10 years in France and 5 […]
A graduate of the Faculty of Economics and Management (FASEG) of the University of Abomey-Calavi in Benin, Serges Alain Folly aka Alino, in his thirties, is now a young business owner. After a stint in the education sector of his country teaching in secondary schools, he has been working in the catering sector for more […]
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